The Pulitzer Prizes in the Digital Age

Ninety-three years after the first awards were given out, how has the Pulitzer Prizes changed in the age of digital journalism?  Join us on a BlogTalkRadio session for a Q&A with journalists who have been involved in the Pulitzer Prize process– as an administrator, judge or winner.

The Pulitzer Prizes, named after publisher Joseph Pulitzer and administered by Columbia University in New York City, is considered one of the highest achievements in journalism, literature, drama and music. The 2010 Pulitzer Prize winners and nominated finalists were announced on April 12.

When:  Wed 04.14.2010

Time:  3 pm Eastern / noon Pacific / 4 am (Thurs 04.15) Tokyo

Where:  On your phone or online

How:  Call 1.347.945.7817

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/aaja/2010/04/14/the-pulitzer-prizes-in-the-digital-age

Guest Panelists
Sig Gissler, Administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes and Columbia University  journalism professor
Jai Singh, Managing Editor, Huffington Post (2010 Pulitzer Prize Judge)
M.L. Elrick,  Investigative  reporter, Detroit Free Press (2009  Local Reporting Pulitzer Prize Winner)
Liza Gross, Executive director of the International Women’s Media Foundation (2007 and 2008 Photography Pulitzer Prize Judge)

*The discussion will be archived for those who want to listen later.